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$ref and id #13
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+1 here, any news? I'm up to help on this topic if needed. |
+1 I am curious as well. It looks like there is code implementing some of the functionality. I'm currently picking through to see what is all there and where it skips over $ref statements. |
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Again, +1 I'm willing to help here if I've any clue. |
up! +1 |
Refs are partially implemented now, but not everywhere. |
Care to document where exactly and where not? We cannot rely on random functionality ;) |
@cweiske -- I tried what you suggested (referencing full type) but that doesn't seem to work for me either. Any tips here? |
Closed with #174 |
Looks like $ref and id are not implemented yet -- if it's unslated work - I'll look at working on implementing in July. Have there been any thoughts on the shared state management needed for recursive schemas?
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